🔩 Genuine Toyota Accessories PT278-35160 Bed Cleat: Secure and Versatile Organizer, in Sleek Black Review

OEM Toyota Tacoma at its best! This is the original brush. My recommendation. Order 6: 2 for bed side rails, 2 for cab rails. If you're afraid of theft, run a straight cable lock through the slats and attach it to the back rings of the bed.

Best price. Works well with the Toyota Rail system and is easy to set up. If you transport things, you need it. Even gas or propane tanks to keep them in place and not tip over. Those plastic sheets are slippery and things slide around.

Thought I'd get a pair of '2'. Otherwise he looks good. $30 for 1? It's a bit expensive. After looking at what these things are for and re-reading the description, I think I should have seen that the description says "clip". I've raised my rating to four stars. I still find it expensive.

I bought a used 2010 Toyota Tacoma that had bolt guides in the body but only had two adjustable bolts. I ordered them and installed them. They are easy to adjust where I need them and my seat belts slide in easily to keep loads secure. I've also used them with rope to tie branches and again you can't beat them.

Like: Easy to install and move. You can remove it from the stop, actually move it like this, loosen the handle, rotate it 90 degrees and the object comes out. Install in reverse order to the new position. I have other elements in the caterpillar and it's great to be able to move them around without adjusting the other elements. It's not unacceptable, but a little more would be better. I have a top fitted bedspread and there is plenty of room for it when the top is closed. I suspect some sunken…

When you're hauling stuff around in your truck (that's what you have a truck for, right?), you'll find out pretty quickly that you really want a different connection point. After asking dealers for prices I just went to Revain to save some money. They're pretty basic, so there's no need for an extensive review. They were identical to the factory rails that matched my Tacoma rails. They're a little pricey for a piece of durable plastic with some metal, but if you need to secure loads, it's worth